Personally I'm going to say he stays 'relatively' healthy and puts up 70/25/90 .290. I see hitting in the cleanup spot for the Reds to have a lot of RBI chances, but no one 5-8th really knocking him home with any consistancy.

You see projections all over because of the health issues. It's hard to predict how many at bats he'll get. I think he'll be a stud if he gets 500+ at bats, but even if he does get those at bats, is he a sure-fire bet for great numbers? He hasn't proven himself on the MLB level een when he has been healthy (few and far between).

IF he plays 150+ games i would say 95/35/125/.290, but that is a huge IF. i don't think anyone doubts his ability if he stays on the field, but that is a huge risk. with his upside i'd say getting him in the 13th or later would be a nice place to take him, maybe a bit higher in a keeper league by a round or 2.

It's hard to project for Kearns because he's been more injury prone than the guy at the circus who gets shot out of a cannon. While he could be a stud IF he can stay healthy, that's one of the biggest "ifs" in fantasy. Personally, I think he's more likely to go 55/17/65/270 in reduced at-bats than 100/30/100/300 over a full healthy season.

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Pretty much what everyone has said, if he is healthy I see him having a big year ... of course thereis a good chance he wont. He's basically you risk vs. reward player, except you can get him real cheap now.